Question for those who have slide covers.
I added a slide out cover just before going on our huge trip to the west coast and back. Something we ran into on our trip out west was high winds, sometimes with gusts up to 45 mph. I know awni...
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Atlee wrote:
That is why I was very particular about the floor plan I got that had a slide. I made sure I could get to my bed, my bathroom, refrigerator, sink and stove. All we lose is space in the middle of the floor. It's tight with the slide in, but we can use all facilities.
I too was particular in the choice of floorplan and focused on the massive amount of expansion the two opposing slides in the living area provided. Potential awning topper failure in windy conditions was never a consideration and is still not a consideration. The way I look at it is - if concerned about the infrequent storms then just pull in the slides. :)
If we were to be preoccupied with high winds then we have the wrong pasttime - ever notice what windy weather trashes first? Trailer parks and campgrounds. There will always be some wind velocity too high for some trailer or the other. :)
